How to find a living partner in South Korea?

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How to find a living partner in South Korea? 

          

Life in South Korea:

After one year three months we leave the job due to salary increment. Our employer completely disagree to increase our salary even one US dollar. So we take final decision to leave the job.

I along with Mika come to An-yang city to find a shelter for free living. Unfortunately there were no couple living room. So we get the room in separate building. But there happened some unexpected thing in my life.

I was buying Korean Lotto ticket every week for last 3 years. I bought ten tickets every week. Ten tickets mean ten lines of 6/42 number in each line or each ticket. The result of draw was declaring every Saturday night at the end of National news at 8:00 pm.  At about 11:30 pm I checked the draw result from net. Unfortunately I win the 2nd prize. The value was about 32 thousands US dollars. I was little excited. Because bank was closed for Sunday. So, I have to wait for the cash till Monday. 

In the next early morning I make a phone call to Mica for emergency meeting.  After we meet ; I make her surprised. I told her I will send you to Kazakhstan for 15 day's  vacation. She asked me where is the money?
I told her I will give you three thousands US dollars. She become shocked! Then I told her the truth. She started dancing for happiness. That day we go to a motel and rent a room for living. 
We enjoy all the night.  Next early morning we start for the bank for cash the Lotto prize.

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